I am trying to build a program using a sentinel loop and I know I am missing a piece of the puzzle however I am clear on how to make it work. I want the smallest number when I terminate the program by using -99 but I am getting -99 as the smallest number. Any assistance I would greatly appreciate. Thank you, Gem925 #include #include. 5 points Write a sentinel loop to prompt for and get from the user a series of numbers. Declare two integer variables: num and sum. Set sum to zero. Continue to prompt for and read a value into num until the sentinel value of -5 is entered. Within the loop, add only the even numbers entered to sum. When the loop is done, print the sum.
Sentinel controlled loop b. General conditional loop c. Counter controlled loop d. Infinite loop e. None of the above 24. The function is a built-in function that generates a list of integer values.
The main difference between Sentinel and Counter Controlled Loop in C is that in a Sentinel Controlled Loop, exactly how many times loop body will be executed is not known and in a Counter Controlled Loop, how many times loop body will be executed is known. Difference between Sentinel and Counter Controlled Loop in C is given below. A loop statement allows us to execute a statement or group of statements multiple times and following is the general from of a loop statement in most of the programming languages − C programming language provides the following type of loops to handle looping requirements.
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A sentinel loop is a short segment of adynamic ileus close to an intra-abdominal inflammatory process.
The sentinel loop sign may aid in localizing the source of inflammation. For example, a sentinel loop in the upper abdomen may indicate pancreatitis, while one in the right lower quadrant may be due to appendicitis.
DDx:
- Focal ileus
- Small bowel obstruction
Next best radiological step:
- CT of the abdomen
C++ Sentinel While Loop
See also
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